I wanted to love this place but there are areas for improvement since it's a recently new place. They are located next to Port of Peri Peri. There is not much else in that strip mall. I like that they have traditional seating (please take off your shoes). I love the artwork on the wall. They have a good amount of seating to dine in. Prices are on the higher side and some of the prices don't reflect the quantity.
We ordered the signature pyala (chai), dahi puri, nutella paratha, chicken malai roll, and signature platter. Service was friendly but could be more attentive. Overall, it's a 3.5 due to the prices of the pyala and Nutella paratha. Please improve the taste of the chicken in the chicken malai roll.
-signature pyala 3 - I'm puzzled why it was the item to come out. It should be the first item to come out before the food. Also, $4 for a small cup is not warranted. They should be in bigger cups if you're going to charge per person. The chai is good.
-dani puri 5 - the portion is just right for $9. It is mildly spicy, the yogurt helps cut it down. It has good flavor.
-Nutella paratha 1 - $9 for this is a rip off. It should be $3-4 at most. Not much else going on with this, just Nutella spread over thinner paratha.
-chicken malai roll 3.5 - the portion could be a bit bigger for $12 or at least include plain fries. It was mildly spicy but the chicken could use more flavor.
-signature platter 5 - this one is good. You get two big pieces of paratha to scoop into various items. It has beef qeema, daal, aloo, and achar, beef queema in the upper left is slightly spicy minced meat. Daal in the upper right are creamy lentils and not spicy. Aloo in the bottom left are potatoes. Achar in the top middle is a pickle. You got onions in the bottom right. read more